SICP

Say, someone who has no prior experience with programming, and is at a rather 'young' age (Teen still) wants to get ahead of the game, and start up now, rather than later. Would one go about this by reading SICP? I've seen it linked so many times, I've only got to think it's a start.

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I thought the circular references were a problem in python anyway because it used reference counting *shrugs*
Your moran, circular buffers have nothing to do with circular references, go die in a fire.

Also, CPython uses a generational garbage collector which frees unreferenced subgraphs. You really are speaking out of your ass, my earlier intuition was right.

No-one ever said that you should make do without stack traces, nice strawman
Yours. I stated explicitly that I would not satisfied by the stacktraces that a benevolent moronic stacktrace compressor coded by morons like you would deem worth saving.